Originally Posted by Keith13b
(Post 10238067)
From the photos, I can not determine if it was ported or not, but I can tell you by the looks of it , that it wasn't ported correctly if it was ported at all. You can still see casting marks on the intake and a true port would enlarge the entire runner and match the LIM.
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The intake is ported, how much/how well, who knows. The porting was never sanded because I can still see the 'scoop' marks left by the porting bur. No opinion on the exhaust but it doesn't always need porting, Depends on the size of the intake porting whether the exhaust really needs porting. If the engine is low miles you got a good deal.
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Originally Posted by trochoid
(Post 10239805)
The intake is ported, how much/how well, who knows. The porting was never sanded because I can still see the 'scoop' marks left by the porting bur. No opinion on the exhaust but it doesn't always need porting, Depends on the size of the intake porting whether the exhaust really needs porting. If the engine is low miles you got a good deal.
If you've had a good relationship with the seller I see no reason to doubt him now. |
For better exhaust flow and it may be ported. Can't tell from the pic. A side by side comparison with a stock housing will answer that.
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It is ok to remove 74 sleeves.
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^good to know.
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Originally Posted by rxtasy3
(Post 10240325)
^good to know.
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mine is running the streetport exhaust setup minus the dual presilencers. i went to a meet a while back with the crossroads guys where they were having a dyno day. decided to put mine on it just for the hell of it. it claimed 191 at the wheels but that was a 3rd gear pull. i always thought they were done in 4th. but the guy said to let him know when i got to 3rd.
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